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Dunmore woman leads investigation into cancer rates at former Cinram, WEA

Summary by Lancaster Farming
Aline Browning set out to find answers when her father died from lung cancer following a 25-year career at what was once Lackawanna County’s largest employer.
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Dunmore woman leads investigation into cancer rates at former Cinram, WEA

Aline Browning set out to find answers when her father died from lung cancer following a 25-year career at what was once Lackawanna County’s largest employer.

·Lancaster, United States
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Lancaster Farming broke the news in Lancaster, United States on Sunday, March 30, 2025.
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